Kingston Transit Service Alert - Elliott Avenue reopens at Division on Aug. 31
Kingston Transit Service Alert: Aug. 28, 2026
Elliott Avenue reopens at Division starting 04:00 a.m. 08/31/2026
Repaving is now complete, and Elliott Avenue will reopen to buses between Division and Leroy Grant at start of day Monday, Aug. 31.
Route 2 Division St. buses will resume service to Elliott and Leroy Grant as of that date.
Route 2 will no longer service stop 00832 First Canada / Weller (east side), please board at stop 00746 Division / First Canada (east side). Route 2 will no longer service stop 03038 Division / Elliott (east side), please board at stop 00216 Elliott / Derby Gate (north side).
Route 2 Train Station buses will resume service to John Counter, Leroy Grant, and Elliott as of that date. Route 2 will no longer service stop 09242 Division / Elliott (south side); please board Route 2 at stop 02021 Elliott / Division (south side).
Route 7 Cataraqui Centre will resume service to Leroy Grant and Elliott as of that date. Route 7 will no longer service stops 00217 John Counter / Rigney (north side) or S02007 Bus Terminal Platform 1 (inside bus terminal property); please board Route 7 at stop S00052 Bus Terminal Platform 3 (east side of Leroy Grant).
Route 7 Grant Timmins / Dalton will resume service to Leroy Grant and Elliott as of that date. Route 7 will no longer service stops 00218 John Counter / Rigney (south side) or S02014 Bus Terminal Platform 2 (south side of John Counter); please board Route 7 at Stop S09074 Bus Terminal Platform 4 (west side of Leroy Grant).
Route N1 Princess / Midland buses will resume service to John Counter, Leroy Grant, and Elliott as of that date. Buses will no longer service stop 09242 Division / Elliott (south side); please board buses at stop 02021 Elliott / Division (south side).
The City of Kingston acknowledges that we are on the traditional homeland of the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat, and thanks these nations for their care and stewardship over this shared land.
Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation.
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